2006考研英语命题预测题二
A She won the Nobel Peace Prize.
B She suffered the torture from the generals.
C The generals eradicated her.
D The NLD members had been suspicious and got rid of by the generals.
22. The reason why the generals relaxed their grip is
A they think the prisoners are not a real threat to them.
B the western countries maintain sanctions against it.
C they have to do so because of UN’ negotiations.
D the economy is on the edge of stopping.
23. The expression“buckling”(line 4, para 3)most probably means
A. prosperous
B. fast-increased
C. exciting
D. terrible
24. The economy in Myanmar is
A dramatically changing
B increasing a little
C greatly contracting
D growing fast
25. This passage gives us an implication that
A Miss Suu Kyi is becoming weaker.
B Miss Suu Kyi will surrender.
C for the generals, the prospect seems sunny.
D there is still a long-term negotiation.
TEXT 2
URUGUAY has been a proud exception to the privatizing wave that swept through South America in the 1990s. Its state-owned firms are more efficient than many of their counterparts in Argentina and Brazil ever were. In 1992, Uruguayans voted in a referendum against privatizing telecoms. They rightly observe that some of Argentina's sales were botched, creating inefficient private monopolies. And with unemployment at 15%, nobody is enthusiastic about the job cuts privatization would involve.
The polls that show continuing support for public ownership also show growing opposition to monopolies. So Mr. Batlle plans to keep the state firms, but let private ones either compete with them or bid to operate their services under contract.
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